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You Can’t Escape from Karma!

Do you believe in karma? No? Here are seven stories that might change your mind.

Story 1

Karma’s Bullet

Henry Ziegland of Honey Grove, Texas ended his engagement with his girlfriend, Isabella Lintz in 1883. In those days when a man ended an engagement, it brought shame on a woman. Isabella was heartbroken and committed suicide.

When Isabella’s brother found out what happened, he shot Ziegland and then took his own life.

Amazingly Henry Ziegland hadn’t been killed! The bullet had glanced off his head and gone into a nearby tree.

Two years later in 1885, Ziegland told friends that the tree which the bullet had gone into reminded him of the past, and he wanted it gone.

He decided to blow the tree up with dynamite. Even though Ziegland stood well back, the explosion sent the bullet into Henry Ziegland’s head, killing him instantly!

Story 2

A Baby’s Good Karma

Joseph Figlock was walking down a quiet road in the 1930’s in Detroit, USA when a baby fell on him! The little boy had been near a window, and his mother had briefly taken her eyes off him.

Joseph had stopped the baby from hitting the pavement, and the baby and Joseph were unharmed. The mother was in shock but so happy and relieved that her baby had survived.

You might consider this incredible, but one year later Joseph was walking down the same road when the same baby fell out of the same window again, and yet again they both survived!

This story appeared in, “Mysteries of the Unexplained”.

Story 3

Money Returned

In 1858 during a poker game in a bar, Robert Fallon was shot dead by a man who said Fallon was cheating. The amount Fallon had won was $700 which was a lot of money back then. Someone had to take Fallon’s place, and none of the other players were willing to take the unlucky $700. A man who had just walked into the bar said he would play.

By the time the sheriff arrived to investigate the killing, the new player had turned the original $700 into $2,400 in winnings. The sheriff said the original $700 had to be given to Robert Fallon’s family.

When they asked the new player who he was, he turned out to be Fallon’s son, John Fallon who had not seen his father in seven years!! John Fallon hadn’t known that the man who had been shot earlier was his father.

Story 4

My husband and I in a photo 15 Years before we met!

Donna Voutsinas was looking through old family albums one week before her wedding day. A photo was taken thirty years previously at Disneyland Florida, 1980 caught her eye. In the picture, Donna and her brothers were posing with a Disney character. In the background, there was a little boy in a stroller. He looked familiar. It was her soon to be husband! This was them both in a photo 15 years before they met each other.

As she looked through more photos she noticed the little boy in other photos! The boy’s name was Alex Voutsinas, Donna’s future husband.

It doesn’t end there. At the time the photos were taken in Disneyland, Donna and Alex were living in different countries! 15 years later they were both working in the same hotel in Florida and started dating. They got married six years later.

The original story appeared in The Star newspaper in the USA.

Story 5

A Thief Gets His Karma on Facebook

A girl received a new expensive phone for her birthday. When she was out shopping a thief stole her cellphone. The thief proceeded to log into Facebook and put all his contacts on the phone.

Two days later, he lost the phone, and someone handed the phone to the police. The police traced the girl and returned her phone. The police also located the thief because he was still logged into Facebook!

When the girl got her phone back she proceeded to the thief’s Facebook pageand told all his friends and family the story!!

Story 6

A Hitch-hiker Receives His Karma

John Gale kindly stopped to pick up a hitch-hiker. He gave the hitch-hiker cigarettes and fed him at a service station. When he dropped the hitch-hiker off he noticed that the hitch-hiker had stolen his wallet.

Luckily there was no cash in the wallet, and John quickly called his bank and canceled his credit cards. When he got home, he saw that the hitch-hiker had left his backpack on the rear seat!

In the backpack were the hitch-hikers wallet, photos, and other valuable personal items! John handed everything to the police. This hitch-hiker received his karma quickly!

Story 7

Accidental Karma of an Actress

An out of work aspiring actress arrived at a hotel in Beverley Hills, Los Angeles. As she was parking her car, she accidentally backed into a new Mercedes. Rather than just driving away she left her details on the other person’s car so her insurance could pay for the damages she had caused.

The person who owned the other car was amazed at this woman’s honesty. He also happened to be a casting agent! He asked her out to dinner, and she ended up making a great connection. Her insurance company also informed her that her premiums would not increase due to the accident!

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Karma is real. I had a party at my home, and one friend and his wife emailed me a few days later that they were uncomfortable that my husband and I had “nattered” at each other over a small issue or two during the party. Well, I informed him that when you have been married for a large number of years and were raised differently, there are bound to be some differences of opinions.

A couple of days after the party, I was emailed a shameful, haughty, self-absorbed, holier than thou response about how perfect their marriage is and how they never disagreed.

Well, within a year or two his wife was cheating on him, moved out and left him. So maybe just maybe he should have kept his opinions to himself, took a more honest look at his marriage and a more honest look in the mirror and not tried to shame my husband and me. Because apparently, his marriage was not so perfect as he was trying to push it in my face. Karma will come back and bite you.

I got with my boyfriend at the age of 16; he was 20 at the time. I wasn’t with him because I was physically attracted it was more his personality.

About a year on I met a guy who started working at my place. I was 17 at this point, and he was 24. I was so attracted to this working guy like never before and ended up cheating on my boyfriend with the 24-year-old. Nothing at the time crossed my mind that it was wrong. I stupidly told my friend at work that I was cheating on him and she said if you don’t tell your boyfriend I will. I didn’t believe her, and she told him. He was devastated. He and his dad ended up packing my clothes in bin bags and dumping it outside my house. I didn’t care because I was already with the 24-year-old whom I had deep feelings for probably more lust than anything.

Three years into our relationship I was 20 at the time I receive an FB message from a girl claiming that my boyfriend was cheating on me with her and she couldn’t keep it any longer. Long story short there was no evidence, and my boyfriend had acted oblivious. I left it. Three years had passed, and I happened to get suspicious a feeling came over me to guess his FB password. I couldn’t believe my eyes when I managed to log in. Something made me look at the archived messages, and sure enough, all the evidence I needed was there that he had cheated.

This became a significant strain on us, six years had gone by, and he had never been faithful even from the very beginning. He ended up dumping me after a month-long break and returning my clothes in bin bags to my moms. He is now officially with the girl that he was with from the beginning. I think I have received my karma. I will never cheat again ever.

Karma is most definitely real. A couple of years ago I was in a relationship with a woman. I found out she was a serial cheater. While I was out of town working she contracted HIV, which didn’t get discovered until 3 months later.

I had stopped having sex with her 4 months prior because I had dreams she was cheating. She now has to live with HIV. I’m in a happy loving new relationship. HIV free for the past two years now. Talk about Karma!

I was extremely devoted to and in love with my ex-husband. I adored him. I had married young and was very naive. It absolutely shattered me and broke my heart to learn he was cheating on me and had fallen for “the other woman.”

To say I nearly lost my mind would not be an overstatement; I found it hard to go on. His departure from our ten-year marriage had been especially cruel as he repeatedly negatively compared me to his girlfriend who was better than me in every possible, way, seeming to take a sort of sadistic joy in my pain. When I told him how sad I was over him he told me to “get a life.” This was long before this term was commonplace so it was quite cutting.

I guess it didn’t last with the girlfriend because he ended up taking a different woman as his second wife. A woman much younger than himself. He adored and worshipped her just as I had him. She broke his heart by cheating on him, coming out of the closet as a lesbian and ending their marriage. I heard he had a very difficult time with it. The thing about karma is, the stuff God has in store for people who “sow what they reap” is much more appropriate than anything we dream up in revenge fantasies while we are hurting. The irony is that by the time the other guy “gets his” you barely even care anymore. And that’s a good thing as it means you’re healed!

I married a woman in my mid-20s. The relationship was good or so I thought. Anyhow 3 years into the marriage I discovered she was cheating. Needless to say the marriage dissolved and after several years I married a different woman, we are close and have 2 healthy children.

A while back, about a year ago, I had a conversation with a lifelong friend of the family. She had started a new job and apparently my ex-wife worked at the same place. It transpired that my ex-wife was trying to have children, had run into complications and was trying with IVF.

It appears that some medical issues had started around the time she separated from me.

Within no more than a week after catching up with my friend, by chance, I happened to see my ex at the grocery store. I was just getting a few things we needed for the house, it was late in the evening. She asked me how things were and I did likewise; she asked if I had remarried and I said yes. We talked about trivial crap and all those false niceties in an awkward situation. Finally she asked if I had any children, I just responded in as flat a tone as I could (knowing her situation) ‘yes I have 2’.

At that moment, and I take no joy from this, I saw a haunted agony momentarily cross over her face.

I certainly do not wish for such a terrible sorrow on any person who truly wants to be a parent and cannot be one in the conventional/biological sense.

I do remember the pain of that broken marriage and the dismayed, drawn despair of each day, wondering how you can go to work, concentrate and even cook a meal. I recall I lost about 20lbs in weight within a month.

The storm does eventually pass and you live again and then you remember how to enjoy life, to think freely and finally to love and trust.

The pain went away long ago, but you don’t ever totally forget.

Did I wish for bad things on my ex during or after the breakdown of our marriage, no I did not; it only serves to take you into a darker place. Am I glad she has suffered? No, we can all choose to forgive or be vengeful.

It may be just circumstance and that she would never have been able to have children anyway?

The point is that perhaps some seeds that are sown lie dormant for many years and in the place where we have forgotten the pain, suffering and hurt we may one day see the type of field that has sprung up around those who reside in it.

A simple story is, a while ago, in busy Camden High Street, UK, I saw a guy unknowingly drop £20. Usually people will pick it up and put it straight in their pocket.

Anyway I gave it back to the guy and that was that. I wasn’t expecting anything in return, he said thank you and we went about the rest of the day. Later on at work (I’m a waiter) a customer stuffed £20 into my pocket for my service!

I dated a man who after 2 months showed signs of being unstable, snapping over the tiniest things, leading to screaming and pounding things. I chalked it up to stress from job changes and deaths in his family. After 6 months he agreed to try anxiety medication but things got worse. He switched therapists, but things got worse.

I finally had to sever the relationship when he was screaming on a daily basis and had escalated to raising his hands at me and yelling about suicide within earshot of my 2 preteen kids. He refused medication change recommendations, and walked out on his new psychologist saying he was an idiot. 6 months later, his cousin (his dads’ brother’s kid) killed his wife, then killed himself in a murder suicide. Karma sometimes slaps you in the face trying to tell you something and people need to get a clue.

Here is my karma story. I was 19 years old at the time and I had met my children’s father. We dated for ten years and we had two beautiful children together.

Throughout our relationship I cheated on him many times. I would cheat when he was at work or gone for the day with different men. I realized that I felt trapped in our relationship and was too chicken to tell him I wanted to leave and I didn’t love him anymore. I always wanted to date a guy who was my race and was tall and handsome. My children’s father was of a different race and shorter than me.

Well I finally met a guy that matched my description of who I wanted to date. I left my children’s dad and started dating this guy. We were together for five years and it has been the most painful and heart breaking time of my life. Not only has this guy caused me so much pain and heartache but I look back at the time with my children’s father and finally realized that he really did love me. My children’s father was not what I wanted at the time but karma showed me that I got what I wished for and all the pain that I caused my children’s dad soon came back on me because I started to deal with what I dished out years ago.

I am single now and wish my children’s dad the best. I have told him sorry for all the things I have done to him and I am happy that he met someone and has moved on from me. I have left my boyfriend of five years and hopefully good karma will find me. I definitely learned my lesson.

This Karma story is regarding my Aunt. I became pregnant 13 years ago and my boyfriend left me before the baby was born. I really needed my parents help to get ahead. I was working 12 hours a day and doing everything I could to raise my baby. My mom started treating me badly always yelling at me, hitting me, telling me I had to get back with my ex boyfriend even though I knew he did not want to be with me or the baby. The reason my mom was treating me that way was because my Aunt was giving her advice on how to treat me. I did not know this until recently when my Mom confessed it to me. I felt really betrayed by my Aunt.

The way Karma I think came back to her was that my cousin her daughter became a single mother of 2 children, is on welfare and does not have a steady relationship. My Aunt liked to talk bad about people being on welfare and single mothers and Karma came back to her daughter. That seems unfair that her daughter has to pay. That is why I am always careful not to talk bad about people or wish them any harm because it might come back not only to me but to my family. I thank God today I am happily married with 3 children and my husband is a good step father to my daughter.

I was working as a bartender at the airport for 2 years. After 1 year of working there, I decided to steal money as to get more tips. The customers paid for a beer/drinks and I put that money in my tip jar for more than 6 months. The karma I have received was a) I lost all my tip money b) Some flight passenger stole my phone at work and made a long distance call to China for more than 40 mins which I had to pay c) I lost my job not due to stealing money. It was regarding something else. After a few days passed by, I realized it was my karma. I have sworn not to steal money ever again.

My Good Karma Story.

I went to watch a movie with my cousin. We went there early. When the movie was about to start, we went inside to get our seats. After the movie ended, I searched my purse for the car keys and I could not find them there. I got extremely worried. Luckily I went to the movie ticket box and asked if someone returned my keys. I gave her the description of the keys and she said YES SOMEONE DID RETURN THEM. I got my car keys. I was so relieved. I believe I got my car keys back due to my other good karma that I have created.

I just recently went to my son’s father’s funeral. He left us 17 years ago for another woman, leaving me to raise our child alone. When he left he lost his job at the post office that paid 20 dollars an hour, went to prison after being accused of abusing a child and then he had 4 massive heart attacks. I’m not saying that was karma but I find it weird that those things happened when he walked out on us.

I still suffer from the shock of having had a psychopath in my life from decades ago. She took over my mind (and lest you think I am weak-minded, you need to study up on sociopaths and psychopaths and how they infiltrate our lives).

Plenty of people are taken advantage of by these psychopathic people, even highly intelligent ones.

What galls me is that a psychic reading online informed me that this woman still thrives, gets satisfaction out of her dealings with other dupes, and loves wielding power.

How is that Karma has not dealt with this woman? And for that matter, why do so many psychopaths walk away free, leaving you with the damage, and they continue to thrive?

Babs, I came across your posting as I have the same problem. In short, I moved to my dream flat, upstairs was a male sociopath (I came across the term Narcissist, which suits as well). He hounded me through the ceiling, spied on me, wouldn’t let me take a shower, etc, etc. Awful, awful situation. Barely mentally alive, I moved out. Now, a man has moved in who will take no nonsense, but I know the sociopath will turn a blind eye to this man, because his ego will not allow him to admit he is being got the better of.

I think this will be happening to the person who affected you. Yes, they will carry on inflicting their evil personality on others, but those that have managed to get away have good Karma looking after them. I cannot ever say I will get over this rare encounter with a type such as he, but my physical body is safe. And when I examine the impact the new tenant is having on the pecking order, I can see Karma at work, as no one has had an effect on this sociopath before now. I must admit, I am an empty soul now, as you may understand yourself, but I think the mindset is to go on and think good thoughts, although I find this a challenge sometimes. I hope you found my perspective useful. It’s our place in the world we have to concentrate on. Strange people, good or bad, turn up in our lives, but it is what happens afterwards that we should take notice of. Keep well.

Hello. Thank-you for acknowledging my reply. I’m sure there are other people out there that have come up against these rare psychopathic individuals, they are probably still recovering though.

The case was unfixable where my upstairs neighbour was concerned. He was a business man with a psychopath’s mentality. Unknown to me all the other tenants had moved in and straight back out thinking he was what he said he was, part of the police and county council. I found he wasn’t, contacted both bodies about his stalking and intimidation, and expected help. Everyone was scared of him.

Other neighbours warned me about him but didn’t want to get involved. Both police and council did nothing even with all my proof. They said I was spending too much time in my flat. A Councillor next door offered no help to me, or any other of the previous tenants. Everyone was scared. As for him not letting me have a shower, he could hear the water in specific pipes throughout his flat, would stand outside my bathroom window and beat hell out of his bin by my window pane, or pound with his feet on my ceiling for as long as it suited him.

The police, etc, said get security cameras, then said I couldn’t point them where I needed to. I was a wreck. Went to mediation with him at the police station, filled in a statement there. Nothing came of it. I stayed 4 years thinking he would stop. It’s easier for authorities to quash a lone female than a manipulative psychopath with money, who warned he would take them to court. He had taken 2 others to court for spoiling his sick cat and mouse enjoyment.

Thanks for reading all that, if you managed to get through it!

As for Karma, I thought it didn’t exist until I thought through the after effects, but I can see it in action already.

I don’t know if you think this too, but the Universe has a way of intervening, even if it’s just getting you away from the evil that’s affecting you. I think that’s the only way to view it.

I hope you get some respite from the after effects of your situation.Keep well.

Just read your latest post. What a situation. How horrific. He sounds a bit like my brother-in-law who was throwing bottles and trash out into the hallway of his condo unit, disturbing other people who called the police on him. He does very strange things.

He was into ‘Tai-Chi’ for awhile, but his version was cock-eyed. He would walk up to people he knew were vulnerable (me) and bend their hands back…very hard and fast. You would not know what ‘hit’ you. He never did it to men. A guy I knew in a town near him (who had a black belt in martial arts) said it was illegal to use any form of self-defense, karate, jujitsu as a weapon. Weapon from what? People who never did anything to him.

We are never taught to deal with people such as these. I think that is why their actions are so hard to bear. There is the well-known saying “Stand on a bridge for long enough and you will see the body of your enemy float by”. I just wish there wasn’t a need in the first place. Good Wishes.

I wonder that too. I had the misfortune of being married to a narcissistic sociopath. He left me for his affair. He seems to be doing just fine while I still struggle on all levels almost two years later.

By definition, they cannot feel remorse, unfortunately. It hurts, and I’m sorry for the pain they caused you. From what I have read and studied, they get pleasure from manipulating people and taking advantage them, they can’t feel remorse.

Although they do feel a sort of emptiness and a void in their life that can never quite be filled. So maybe that is karma in its own way?

I took a semester off of college because I was severely depressed and couldn’t function. For months and months I kept wishing very wholeheartedly, “I hope I get into a car accident that kills me so I don’t have to do it myself.” About 3 or 4 months later I proceeded through a yellow light that I couldn’t stop at in time, when a lady in the left hand turn lane on the other side of the intersection decided to turn right in front of me. Both cars completely totaled. My door was so crushed in. I had to crawl over the passenger seat to get out. And you know what the car shop said, “you were really lucky to walk away alive.” Karma got me pretty good, ended up getting a ticket, going to court to fight it and ultimately losing to a judge who believed I was speeding (the lady was in an SUV and I was in a tiny KIA soul) obviously my cars gonna be completely crushed from hitting something so big. Then I had to pay more money to take a driver improvement course so I could have the 2 points taken off my driving record. I realized after this incident that maybe i am really here for a reason, but even to this day I still wonder, why did I not die that day when I had so clearly asked for it?

Molly you may have asked for death but God has greater plans for you. I felt that way, until I joined church and studied the Lord’s words. Place your trust in the Creator and not the creatures. With all blessings.

Last night a man left his wallet on my table at work.(I am a server) I picked it up and put it in my pocket. After a few minutes curiosity got the best of me so I took it to the restroom. I opened it up and have never seen so much cash at once. It was a stack of hundreds!!!!! I thought oh my god!!! Well it turns out the man came back for it and I gladly gave it back. It turns out it was over $3000. I honestly believe I was being tested. I know I did the right thing:)))

One time I was riding my bike to school as I always do. A street was jam packed so I went to the middle of it and looked both ways, there were no cars until a car made a left and was going faster than it was supposed to ( my opinion ) I would have died if karma didn’t help me move back so the car could speed through. x

Here is my very true Karma Story: When I was 24 years old and a Know It All, I carpooled to work with an older woman who had a screw up daughter on drugs. I couldn’t understand how the woman could still be a caretaker for a No Good who was over 30 years old and a drug addict (Never mind the fact that I was messing with substances at the time and thought myself In Control).

I used to roll my eyes at this woman’s heartfelt stories of sadness and confusion as she sought to, but could not, abandon her daughter to her own devices. Well, less than 10 years later, The Know It All – Me – who had sneered in contempt at this poor woman for her weakness in regards to her addicted daughter became and addicted myself AND the caretaker of my addict husband. Talk about Karma biting me in the butt! (Luckily those days are behind me and I am much more compassionate with things and people I may not understand)

I have never been hit while riding my bicycle. On my bicycle I follow the rules of the road, have lights and reflective gear and respect pedestrians, plus I’m always on high alert. The one time I go hit riding my bicycle was in high school, riding against traffic in the shoulder and someone came out of a drive way and did not see me. Karma for unsafe riding. Walking I stop and wait at crosswalks before I cross and that’s probably the reason I have not been hit.

KARMA, is a Hindu, Indian concept. Indian people believe in Karma and their beliefs become stronger when they feel it in real life.

My story is related to loss and gain in life. I live in Lucknow city in U.P. India. I got educated in the best school of the city but they have a very strict structure of academics. If you follow even 80% of their process you may pass with a good percentage. But for some reason I had to change my school after the 10th standard. The new school was not that strict. There were lectures in the college but they were not enough, no proper assignments and tests there. After two years of learning for the 12th standard board exam I was not prepared. But I passed with a good percentage 72% as I cheated in the exams. That I thought was my good luck.

After that, in a state engineering entrance examination, I performed better than the top students of my class, pure luck and statistical tricks help me to rank higher then the others. I pursued my engineering with a good percentage. My placement interview went well and I was confident to get a job in a reputed company. There was a list of people selected by the company, my name was in the list, but I was not the person who got the job.

Some slow lab instructor made the list of selected candidates and he accidentally put a different ID against my name. The person with that ID had the same name as me. This was pure bad luck, after doing hard work for 4 years and preparing for job, I missed the best opportunity, because I share the same name with another person in college. I was angry for a long time but when I looked back I understood, it was all because I cheated.

Here’s my true KARMA story… We were on a 7 day cruise. The last Bingo game on the ship had a $5000 pot. Before the game began, they announced from the stage that a fellow passenger had lost a diamond and pearl ring. The elderly lady next to the stage was clearly distraught. A few minutes later, They announced that the ring had been found and returned. We saw the person who had found the ring and it’s grateful owner hugging. GUESS WHO WON THE $5000 BINGO!!. That’s right… The lady who had found and returned the ring!!

4 years ago i met a young lady when my father was very ill and dying, she came into my life at a good time, I was also having a really rough time getting over a previous totally toxic relationship. But this new lady helped ease the pain. She truly was and still is a Godsend. However I recently had an affair with a married woman who just would never ever stop pursuing me. initially I always told her I would never date another married woman and I stuck by that for 4 years sorta..because we kept flirting with the idea over the years. When I first met her she was with her girlfriend at the time. So when I finally decided to cheat on my girlfriend I should have thought back to the fact that 1) she is married and 2) she was willing to cheat on her girlfriend. So 8 months ago we got into each other and it has been downhill ride on a razorblade! So the other day she decided she wanted to breakup….Funny I knew right away my karma had come for more than one reason.And while it does hurt I know I have to forgive myself for going against all the things my mind told me not to do…I deserve any pain it bought me…but I’m going to deal with it, forgive myself and her and be a better person because of it.

These stories carry the message of our Karma. The lesson is clear that we should be sincere and honest in our approach, otherwise, prepare ourselves to face adverse consequences. Live and let live is the highest virtue. Let us try to adhere to it. Thanks.